I think the patch I just checked into trunk fixes this. Give it a try. Ruben Kerkhof wrote: > On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 20:58, DRC <dcomman...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote: >> It's an applet, not an app. It's designed to be served up by the >> embedded web server in Xvnc. Try editing the "vncserver" script and >> point $vncClasses to the directory in which you built the Java viewer. >> Then launch vncserver and point your web browser to: >> >> http://{vnc server machine}:{5800+n} >> >> where n is the display number of the VNC server, e.g. >> >> http://myvncserver:5801 > > There are two usecases described in the README under installation > The first is running it embedded in Xvnc, which still works according > to you, since it directly uses the classes, not the jar. > > The second one is running it in a standalone webserver, which I'm interested > in. > I copy the jar to my webserver, and get the same ClassNotFound > exception as mentioned before. > > I'm not arguing that the code is broken, only the packaging of the jar file.
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